Thanks. I misunderstood, not realizing that the graph case was just
meant to be an example of a more general issue, one which indeed people
from time to time have suggested.
Bruce Sherwood
Hans-Joachim Gurt wrote:
> Hans-Joachim Gurt wrote:
>
>>>the scene is updated & resized after every calculation.
>>>The effect can be seen with .. one of the example programs, ..
>>>It would be nice if there were commands to stop/
>>>restart updating and forcing a refresh of the scene.
>>>A similar request was on the mailinglist back in 2006-09
>>>"freezing the scene", but I found no followup to that posting.
>
>
> Bruce Sherwood wrote:
>
>>If you don't want continual autoscaling of a graph,
>
>
> That was just one easy example for cases where it is
> undesirable to show intermediate results in the scene.
> The posting "freezing the scene" had another example.
>
>
>
>>just specify specific limits of the x and y axes
>>before starting the plotting, by specifying these limits
>>in creating a gdisplay object.
>
>
> I was thinking that it should be easier, and useful in general,
> to add commands to stop/delay/restart/refresh the rendering,
> than having to program extra logic (pre-calculation, storing
> results, analysing, etc.) for each application that needs this.
>
>
> By(t)e,
> HaJo Gurt
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